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oh, oh, One of the absolute best parts about living in a four-season climate is that first truly perfect day of spring.

It's the light at the end of the tunnel from a long cold and seemingly endless winter. Out of nowhere, the skies are clear and the temperature rises.

The promise of summer is just on the horizon as the trees begin to blossom and the birds all seem to sing a little louder.

In 2016, April 16th was that first perfect day of spring in rural Muskegon County, Michigan.

By nine that Saturday morning, it was 62 degrees, already the warmest day of the season by far,

and 53-year-old Don Schmidt was among those taking advantage

of these glorious conditions. Making herself a steaming cup of morning coffee, she carried

it outside to her back deck and sipped away staring at

the forest enjoying the refreshing sunshine but then she heard something strange.

I heard kind of a disruption, a man in a woman's voice not far from my home down the road.

Turning her ear to the noise, Dawn couldn't make out what the the woman's voice was getting

to the noise. Don couldn't make out what the man or woman were saying,

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